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Main Authors: Evans, Donald J., And Others
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1966
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Online Access:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED089266
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author Evans, Donald J.
And Others
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And Others
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And Others
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contents The Teacher and the Newspaper; A Guide to Its Use. Evans, Donald J. And Others Educational Media English Instruction Grade 10 Grade 7 Grade 8 Grade 9 Newspapers Reading Habits Reading Interests Secondary Education Teaching Guides Unit Plan Designed to help the secondary school teacher, particularly at the junior high school level, this booklet presents ways in which the daily newspaper can be put to use in the classroom. The first part of the booklet discusses ways in which the teacher can become better acquainted with the general reading habits of the students (included are a reading questionnaire and an interest inventory test). The second section asks (1) How important is it to read a newspaper? (2) What do people read in newspapers? (3) How do your parents read the newspaper? and (4) How should you read the newspaper? The third and largest section discusses the newspaper as a teaching aid for specific courses, as a means of interesting slow learners, evaluate mass media, as an aid to developing reading habits, as a source of writing examples, and as a living textbook. Newspaper units for grades7-10 are also provided. The booklet concludes with a section on the bulletin board, scrapbook, vertical file, and the use of the library. Appendixes provide an outline for a local workshop; a survey of leading newspapers; a list of suspensions; mergers, changes, and new dailies in 1960; a list of the newspapers with the largest circulations; and a selected bibliography. (HOD)
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spellingShingle The Teacher and the Newspaper; A Guide to Its Use.
Evans, Donald J.
And Others
Educational Media
English Instruction
Grade 10
Grade 7
Grade 8
Grade 9
Newspapers
Reading Habits
Reading Interests
Secondary Education
Teaching Guides
Unit Plan
The Teacher and the Newspaper; A Guide to Its Use. Evans, Donald J. And Others Educational Media English Instruction Grade 10 Grade 7 Grade 8 Grade 9 Newspapers Reading Habits Reading Interests Secondary Education Teaching Guides Unit Plan Designed to help the secondary school teacher, particularly at the junior high school level, this booklet presents ways in which the daily newspaper can be put to use in the classroom. The first part of the booklet discusses ways in which the teacher can become better acquainted with the general reading habits of the students (included are a reading questionnaire and an interest inventory test). The second section asks (1) How important is it to read a newspaper? (2) What do people read in newspapers? (3) How do your parents read the newspaper? and (4) How should you read the newspaper? The third and largest section discusses the newspaper as a teaching aid for specific courses, as a means of interesting slow learners, evaluate mass media, as an aid to developing reading habits, as a source of writing examples, and as a living textbook. Newspaper units for grades7-10 are also provided. The booklet concludes with a section on the bulletin board, scrapbook, vertical file, and the use of the library. Appendixes provide an outline for a local workshop; a survey of leading newspapers; a list of suspensions; mergers, changes, and new dailies in 1960; a list of the newspapers with the largest circulations; and a selected bibliography. (HOD)
title The Teacher and the Newspaper; A Guide to Its Use.
topic Educational Media
English Instruction
Grade 10
Grade 7
Grade 8
Grade 9
Newspapers
Reading Habits
Reading Interests
Secondary Education
Teaching Guides
Unit Plan
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED089266